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*2002 (Cone 06)
Raku, a Space Odyssey, developed by Bob Smith. 2002 is medium coarse,
white, very strong raku clay, with great thermal quality – med. or coarse.
*4010
(Cone 6-10) has a great firing range, and is used often by schools for
use with commercial low fire glazes. 4010 is a nice mid range and high
fire throwing body,
*48-S
(Cone 6-10 ) Developed by Dr.
Schumacher, former professor at UNC. This is universal clay, low in
thermal expansion and ideal for hand modeling or wheelwork.
*Ash (Cone 5-7)
This reformulated smooth white firing stoneware offers the potter a
delightful change. It can be fired in both oxidation and reduction and is a
beautiful white stoneware -available wet or dry. Try this pleasing new
formula,
*Aspen (Cone 5-7)
This fine, translucent porcelain was developed as an alternative to Cone 10
firing. Aspen responds well to hand modeling or wheelwork
B-Mix (Cone 8-10) smooth white stoneware, not recommended for hand
building. B-Mix (Cone 5-7) has been reformulated to mature at a lower
temperature, smooth and white, not recommended for hand building.
*Babu (Cone 8-10) is a grolleg porcelain with
qualities of white stoneware but is translucent.
*Biz Bod
(Cone 6-10)
A smooth, light firing stoneware body developed for salt firing with
excellent strength and plasticity.
*Bristlecone
(Cone 6-10)
Colorado's oldest Bristlecone pine tree is on Pikes Peak and is estimated to
be over 2000 years old. This stoneware formula offers light to moderate iron
spots in reduction firing that resembles the age of its name. An excellent
wood-fire body.
*CN-1 (Cone 6-10)
Our most popular stoneware. The slightly coarse texture makes this body
suitable for small or large pieces and studio or school use
 *CT-3
(Cone 06-2)
Our most popular low fire white earthenware. CT-3 is a smooth, strong,
very plastic, white earthenware clay body that is excellent for school use,
especially elementary age. It is also used for taxidermy clay. Available
with grog for larger sculpture and tiles.
Calico (Cone 6-10) A light tan, stoneware
body that shows a few dark spots in gas or electric firing. 60-mesh sand
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*Cedar
(Cone 6-10)
is dark reddish brown in reduction firing or cream colored in
oxidation. It is smooth-vitreous at cone 9 --WOW!!
*Chestnut (Cone 5-7)
A medium coarse stoneware body that fires a rich warm brown
at cone 5-7. Recently reformulated making Chestnut ideal for
Coleman (Cone 8-10)
is a porcelain body developed by Tom Coleman. Excellent glaze
fit, translucent when thin and great for large pieces.
Danish White and
Danish
Sand
(Cone 6-10) A good body for small to moderate
pieces, strong and plastic. Available with sand for larger items.
*Dover (Cone 6-10)
An awesome high fire white stoneware!! Reformulated in early 2003, this
clay gives you the strength needed for sculpture and a nice smooth feel
while throwing, also available with sand.
*Flagstone
(Cone 5-7)
is a slightly coarse midrange stoneware body that offers good
plasticity for all projects and wheelwork. Our new formula fires to a
beautiful roasted red pepper color at cone 5
*Hickory
(Cone 5-7)The newest addition to our popular
mid-range stonewares.
Hickory fires to a warm golden tan color. It is a
medium grog body that is great for wheel and
hand built projects
*Huckleberry
(Cone 6-10)
A medium gray firing stoneware formula that offers excellent versatility.
*Hearthstone
(Cone 5-7)
is medium brown, very plastic clay. Hearthstone is excellent wheel clay
*Jiki (Cone 8-10)
means Fine Porcelain. This clay is the ultimate in translucent porcelain.
Jiki, our best porcelain, fires white with great translucency.
Kodiak
(Cone 5-7)
is wonderful light brown clay that can be hand built or thrown.
Kyan Raku (Cone 06)
An unusual Raku made with Kyanite - great thermal qualities.
*Mountain Stone
(Cone 6-10)
As the name implies this stoneware body produces moderate iron spots that
can enhance many glazes. The strong look and texture radiates beauty
unglazed. Mountain Stone is very plastic clay with good strength.
*P-60S (Cone
8-10) is porcelain formulated for large hand
built or wheel thrown
pieces. It is a very translucent, white porcelain
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*P’Clay - PAPER CLAY
available in two formulas
*CT3
(06-2) or*Biz
Bod ( 6-10)
Extend your working time by allowing your P’Clay pieces
to dry, then re-wet and work again. Stronger green strength allows for large
sculptures. Lighter
in weight when fired. Take these clays beyond normal limits.
*Quarry (Cone 06-2)
An impressive clay, great for press molds, sculpture work,
and architectural Terra Cotta. Very coarse
*Red Rock Red
(Cone 06-04) is smooth terra cotta earthenware that is
excellent for coil, slab, or throwing
*Red Rock Red Grog
(Cone 06-04)
Same as Red Rock Red but with 30 mesh grog added to
permit larger projects, excellent for Sculptors
*Slab And Sculpture
(Cone 6-10)
An incredibly strong clay, often referred to as the clay with the strength
of iron. Very coarse, buff in oxidation, rust brown in reduction. Our best
sculpture body.
WED
(Non-Fired) This clay has been specifically
formulated to be smooth and slow drying for modeling. WED is commonly used
by PV and Movie studios and is not usually fired.
*Whitestone
(Cone 6-10)
A perfect blend of Dover and 4010. Whitestone - the best of both worlds.
*Willow (Cone 06-04)
Formulated to be very compatible with all commercial low fire color
companies without crazing. It is very plastic, smooth, and bright white.
*Zen (Cone 8-10) our most
popular porcelain.
Zen porcelain combines grolleg and #6 tile clay. Zen is extremely plastic
with strong characteristics and is beautifully translucent when thrown thin
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